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 1  Unic,   1(59) |     nchez de Cepeda, was twice married. By his first wife he had
 2  Unic,   1(61) |               Do-a Beatriz had married at fourteen, having been
 3  Unic,   2     |      and now, as my sister had married, and I had no mother, I
 4  Unic,   4(80) |     sister, Do-a Mar'a who had married a certain Don Mart'n de
 5  Unic,  13     |      for people who are in the married state and have to live in
 6  Unic,  13     |        If he is dealing with a married woman, he will tell her
 7  Unic,  23     |     also.185 This gentleman is married, but his life is so exemplary
 8  Unic,  23     |       that, although his being married is anything but a help to
 9  Unic,  23     |       as nearly perfect as his married state permits. His wife,
10  Unic,  23     |        of their relatives were married to some of mine186 and I
11  Unic,  23     |   great servant of God who was married to one of my cousins. It
12  Unic,  30     |       distress -- namely, that married man of whom I have already
13  Unic,  31     |    conversation; for as she is married, and therefore lives a different
14  Unic,  31(246)| temperament, made Do-a Juana's married life anything but a smooth
15  Unic,  33(269)|     the capital of Ecuador and married a daughter of one of the